@SpamNot: "I have a regular MP3 player that I use for most MP3 needs.  i need one
that remembers where it was on the mp3 and that supports m3u files.  I
need one for use with self-help mp3 which are a couple hours long.  It
would be nice for it to start up at the last spot it was, say, the day
before.  thx"
    @Yrrahacf2009: "Susan Bugher <email_address>:
<quote>
Correct. I never use it.
Not portable? When installing AIMP2 you can choose between 'multiuser'
and 'single user' mode. 
This setting is written to  \AIMP folder\Data\aimp.ini:
UserMode=0  single user.
UserMode=1  'multiuser.      
* Single user - Settings location: %AIMP%\Data\Profile\*.*
* Multiuser - Settings location:                        
XP:  \Documents And Settings\<User Name>\Application Data\AIMP\*.*
Vista and higher:  \Users\<User Name>\AppData\Roaming\AIMP\*.*
The only registry entries I noticed here are a few file associations
of my own choice and the usual MRU and MUICache stuff.
Yrrah
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    @UseReplyToAddressHeader: "<quote>
It does by default... Just press the Space bar.
Or... Press the "Stop/Resume (Unpause)" button on the toolbar.
1by1 /r
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            url=<url>"
    @SpamNot: "On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 15:35:22 -0500, Guy
<quote>
This looks promising.  I dl and installed it but can't figure out a
couple of things.  How do you get it to start up where it left off the
last time program was shut off?
Also, couldn't find an autoplay feature so that it plays on startup.
All the rest is great.  In the settings, I changed a bunch of the
default settings that seemingly make it nearly what I was looking for.
thx"
    @SpamNot: "On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 15:55:13 -0400, Susan Bugher <email_address>
wrote:
<quote>
thx Susan.  nah, not looking to split up the files just a player that
remembers where you left off the last time you closed the player.
other things that came up is to have the ability to autoplay.
listening to audio books brings up new set of reuqirements i've found.
You don't play audio books the same way you do regular mp3s. go
figure.  1by1 looks promising but need to figure out how to get it to
start up at point it left off.  It keeps going back to the beginning
when it's launched again. Also couldn't find an autoplay. there must
be something out there, it's just to find it.  thx"
    @SpamNot: "On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 23:00:24 +0000 (UTC), Geoff Warren
<quote>
Thanks.  But this isn't automated. Great if you're there to do it each
time, but was looking for an autoplay, autoresume type of thing.
I actually seem to have found a solution.  It's been years since I've
used winamp that I didn't think of it or plugins.  But doing yet
another google search, winamp came up in the hits although not as a
solution.  It just turned up regarding something else and that's when
a light bulb went off.
I went to the winamp site and did a search for autoplay.  I dl and
tried all the plugins but it was the last one (typical, always the
last one [g]) that seems to do the trick.
I installed the plugin and it turns up under "General Purpose".  When
you click on:
"FastCode Software AutoPlay Winamp Plugin v2.3.2   [gen_autoplay.dll]"
I just made sure that under "Start playing at:" the box for "Enable"
was ticked.  I chose not to have any other item ticked.
Then under "Additional", I ticked on
- "Start playing on Winamp startup", and then
- "Restore track position".
So far, i close Winamp completely then re-open it and the audiobook
resumes where it stopped when i closed it. i'll test this week."
    @SpamNot: "On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 16:25:49 -0700, Ron <email_address>
wrote:
<quote>
thx ron.  fortunately, i found a plugin for winamp that did the trick.
I'll test this week but so far, so good."
    @SpamNot: "On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 19:40:26 -0500, Fairfax <email_address>
wrote:
<quote>
[snip]
winamp turns out to be a winner, actually.
The URL is here:  <url>
On that page you can see a screenshot of the options and it's easy to
see where you might tick the above so that autoplay and autoresume
work.  These options have more ticked off than I do but at least it's
an easy way to see what I described above.
(i.e., In "Start Playing at:" I felt only "Enable" should be ticked
for my purposes.)"
    @SpamNot: "On Wed, 23 Sep 2009 18:09:40 -0700, Richard Steinfeld
<quote>
Software this time.  Winamp fit the bill and continues to do so.  Good
luck with your hardware concern."
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